- They have grandiose air about them, boasting and bragging about how wonderful that they are.
- Flatter you by giving you an inordinate amount of attention, money or time early-on in the relationship.
- Cannot admit faults or flaws. Says, "I don't have any," and means it seriously.
- Not true to values and norms of society; lacking character.
- Disrespect you, do not return your call(s), ignore you, avoid you.
- Refuse to deal with issues in the relationship that you bring up.
- Blame you when you're upset because of something they did to you.
- Overly agreeable at first.
- Try to make you feel guilty when you're concerned over something they did to disrespect you.
- Mimic you.
- Put you down.
- Blames world for their problems.
- Show up late for appointments or cancel at the last minute.
- Expect you to always come to them, rather than give-and-take.
- Does not listen to your concerns about the relationship or interactions.
- They are actively addicted to drugs, alcohol, gambling, sex, etc...
- They need an inordinate amount of attention or high regard from those around them.
- They are continually worried about position or rank.
- They are overly competitive.
- They put you down in any way.
- Try to make you envious by rubbing your nose in their good fortune.
- Seem to be envious of you.
- Set-up outings with your other friends without inviting you.
- Try to create triangles by involving 3rd parties into your disagreements.
- Talk behind your back or gossip about others.
- Continually down, depressed and having catastrophes.
- Try to leave you out of the crowd.
- Refuse to acknowledge your needs.
- Fail to look you in the eye when you're talking. (Look over your shoulder at others instead.)
- Lack compassion for what you're going through.
- Refuse to share about themselves equally.
- Label you or stereotype you.
- Refuse to acknowledge mistakes.
- Refuse to apologize for wrongs.
- Acts entitled to special treatment.
- Manipulative.
- Tells lies, exaggerates constantly.
- Down plays your accomplishments.
- By your side when you're down, then withdraws from you when you're doing well.
- Defensive about everything you do.
- Refuse to validate your perception of reality.
- Attempt to tell you how you feel or tell you how you are.
- Constantly criticizing.
- Acts like they worship the ground you walk on one day, then like you don't exist the next.
- Makes you feel worthless.
- Orders you or bosses you around.
- Is overly reliant on parents or another person.
- Won't go out of their way for you, even when you go out of your way for them.
- Ignore your texts, emails or calls at any time. (Big sign of disrespect!)
- Does not support you.
- Belittles your ambitions.
- Speaks negatively about your friends, job, life.
- Acts like he or she is always in a hurry, with very little time for you.
- Acts as though he or she is doing you a favor by talking to you or listening to you.
- Treats you as less than if you do not prescribe to their dogma, religion or doctrine.
- Talks bad about those who are mentally ill, sick or hurting.
- Tries to turn you into their administrative assistant (call to remind me, pick-up my cleaning).
- Confusing attitudes that change day-by-day.
- Does not keep word.
- Seems to be more interested in power than in relationship.
- Seems to be more concerned about what others think than about your relationship.
- Treats you as though he or she is angry, without giving explanation.
- Knowingly makes comments that are contrary to your convictions.
- Tries to change you.
- Insults your body, clothing, personality or anything about you.
- Not available when you need him or her most.
- Cannot talk about anything other than surface, materialistic or vain topics.
- Does not share information with you that they have that may help you excel in life.
- Constantly complains or whines.
- Has anger issues, rages, hates.
- Plays games.
- Judgmental
- Continues to ask the same question after you've told them you don't want to answer it.
- Chews you out for no reason.
- Controlling
- Uses money or flattery to control you.
- Tells you what to do, how to think, what to feel.
- Tells you one thing, then denies she said it.
- Brings up your faults, flaws or past mistakes.
- Brings up topics every time you see them that they know you'd rather not discuss.
- Blows up, flies off handle for no reason.
- Always needs to be in the center of attention.
- Cool toward you when you succeed, get attention or look good.
- Taker
- Challenges everything you say.
- Negative
- Black or white thinking - no gray area.
- Moves too fast, wants to become instant friends, lovers, in relationship.
- Ignores your boundaries.
- Exploits you.
- Idealizes you.
- Acts pompous towards you.
- Acts condescending towards you.
- Agrees with your adversaries instead of supporting you.
- Acts like they know more than you, better than you about what you need to do in your life.
- Bitter, vindictive or vengeful.
- Selfish, stingy.
- Rushes you.
- Withholds affection
- Kicks you when you're down.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
100 traits of people who should NOT be in your life... toxic people
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...#101 - always trying to justify who they think they are, rather than admiting who they REALLY are. Some people just can't see further than themselves. Nobody's perfect, and NO body is God but God.
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